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It's moving away from us very gradually at a rate of about 4cm per year, so if there is some intelligent society still on earth in about 600 million years they won't get full solar eclipses any more, just a very bright ring with a dark centre.

Good long form vid on that:

I was listening to this the other day while working, interview with an Irish space scientist who makes the case very engagingly for some return missions to planet Venus:

This Youtube channel is pretty great, if you're a bit of a space/astronomy nerd: https://www.youtube.com/c/SEAmedia

James Webb Space Telescope promo, edited like an action movie trailer for some reason: This is the much more powerful successor to Hubble, for anyone who hasn't heard of it. Finally launching in about 6 weeks, 14 years after the original launch date.. as a space nerd I'm well excited. This...

Here's a person who worked on the project trying to describe the practical benefits of discovering gravitational waves: Living LIGO: Q: How can gravitational waves help mankind? As far as I can see, it's mostly useful for other people researching physics and astronomy (including things like...